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ADVXRTIHKMEim. fwrtl I that at6ar joe O'Neill canted Phillips to I 533 railkoad tkatkl. Vin" 31 r-'-W- iiHJqjt KfUH ''t jjt-, be retired to the beucn because be made a 'Jwi ifTT TCjt. i rz SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. aw wn '( piayiui reman: renecung on roe usptain JtorHMi playing at third base.

A man named yJZSii Jr 71 fl Vr 1 Brittan was played shortstop and it was I 1 jfZStU Ml MtfcS. 1 A I ri r2 due to his playing that the Rame was lost cril FAST-BLACK HOISERY. telsfc: WWCi TK 'tOPICB. Cr 1 FROM MAY 1, 1391. FROM MAY 1, 1.S3X.

1' lr -J A. TV A aa. s- sssaw I rr MVAf. JZZm.rTlMPJK I 1 H. aVy.J9 i) lsl -t and Cantain O'Neill if be will do so.

He The attention of those desiring ren's wear are directed to thn Fast Black Hosiery for child assortment of mwia ann-ar I mvn ebown by us, MUCH BELOV REGULAR PRICES, The Oakland Boys Seoro Floe Victory at the Olympic Grounds. With the conclusion of the tournament of the Olympic Lawn Tennis Clnb on Saturday last the players on this side of the bay have added greatly to tbeir reputations as tennis experts, and there is now no reason why Oakland should not figure prominently in the finals at the annual championship tournament to be held at San Bafael July 2d, 3d and 4th. The crowd tbat gathered at the Olympic Club grounds last Saturday to witness the finals between Tobin (Olympic) and Hubbard (Lakeside) was somewhat smaller 1 Sizes, 6, 6 1-2 and 7, Fast Sizes, 7, 7 1-2 and 8, Fast Sizes, 8 1-2, 9, and 9 1-2, Fast Black, peaij Rib, 20c pair. COTTON, LADIES FULL FINISH. Fast Black, Hermsdorf Dye, Fast Black.

Hernisdorf Dye, Fast Black, Hermsdorf Dye, We are at present offering many desirable in Knit C5ttoa and Merino Underwear for Ladies. 457, 459, 4G1, 4G3 Thirteenth Street, Oakland, Trains leave and art doe to arrlyes and ABRIVa Benicia and racramento II ay wards, Niles and San Jose, fGilroy. Tres Pi-nos, Pajaro, Cruz, Monterey, Salinas, San Miguel, Paso Koblesand Santa Margarita (Ban Luis Onis-po) nnd principal Wsy fetation V.46 A. KM A. 7.58a.

8.57 a. 9.30 A. 137 r. e.25r. 4-58 r.

4.68 p. 8,00 r. 12.50.-. Sacramento, Redding. I viaDtrig fEspre68 for Ojtden, car-1 ryiug first class local I I and through second class passengers (Martinez, Vailejo and) 6.45 Calistore, Elverano and Snnta 6.20 r.

fMles, Pan Jose, Stock- ton, Odlt, lone, Sacra-1 mento.Marysville,Oro 1 1.20 p. 10.O A 7.M .20 i. 9.20 A. 9.20 1 vine and itad tsiun (Los Ansntles Express fori jrreiao, kertueld. aud Los Ancaies.

Haywardg, Mies and' Livermore Hay wards, NUas and fcan Jose. Tres Plnos, 1 Santa Crui, Monterey and principal Way I Station a (Vailejo Calistona. Elver- no and auti Rosa. i Martinez and Ptockton fBnnset Bomte, Atlantic) Kxpress, for Santa Bar- I bara Los Angeles, I Iteming, El Paso, New Orleans and Last 8.10 s. 10.49A.

8-MA. 9.4 it. ".4 i A. 7.20 J5.50 11.451. fS.13P 7.45 A Route Atlantic Atlantic Mojare and East Niles and Livrmore lieu.cia ana Sacramento Woodland Hnd Orovilio I Hay wards.

Kilos and 1 I Ban Jose Central Atlantic Express for Ogden and Last. vauejo Shasta Route Express, ior eacramento, rysvlli. Ctateo. Red ding, Portland, Pucet 8ound and East Barrow Gauere, 14th and Franklin Sts. jf Sunday XJu i 1 i 17 46a i 1 ose.I-osGatos.

boulder 7.59P. 6.14 p. I I reek and Santa Cruz. SNwa San Jose, Feiton. BiA Trees and Santa us.) 1 CenterTllie, 8an Jose, Al- maden, Feiton, Boul-V der reek Santa Cms) (CenterTllie, Ban Jose.Al-j maden and Lo Gatos.

i 8.1S A. 2 .45 P. 1U.144 4.45P. 9.44 a a for Morning. for Afternoon, "Bundays excepted.

18n.ndy only. tkvutouiiu man ar can JOie. Standard time furnished by Lick Observatory. tten. TraX.

Utanaitar. T. H. GOO 1 MAX. Gen'l Passenger Agent LOCAL FERRY: TKALNk.

KARttOW GAUGX. TO OABXAK9 AKD ALAVXDA, FKO SiK Faitf Cisco, Daily $6 :15 $6 $7 :15 7 :45 8 :15 8 :45 9 :15 1 :45 10: 15 10 :45 11:15 :45 a. m. 12 :15 12 :45 la 1:46 2:15 2:45 3 15 3:45 4:15 505 6:45 605 a 5 SO 8:30 9:30 m. From FOURTBEKTM AID FBAKELtK 8TEE8TS, Oakland, to Saw Fkakoisco, Dailt 45:45 705 7 :45 8:15 8:45 8:15 :46 10:1510:45 m.

12:15 12:46 8 4:45 6.15 6:456456:49 720:303:30 10: 15 m. From High Brassy, alamcda, ro Saw Fram- C1BCO, 56 7:01 7:31 8:01 8:31 Sfil931 10110:31 11 51 11:31 m. 12:01 12:31 1111:312:01 2.31 S. 01 .31 4:01 4:31 1 01 6:31 6:01 1 417 46 8:16 946 10:31 11:31 p. m.

Koand trip tickets to and trom Ban Francisco, Sf cents. Ticket offices, 613 If arkat street, ander Grand and at Ferries. Franbisco ud Rortb Pacific Railway "The Doahue Broad Oaugre Route." COMMENCING PUKDAY. AP-RTL 12th, 1890, and until farther notion boats end trains will leave from and arrive at Han Franeiaco Passenger Lapot, Market strest wharf, aa follows: From Ban Franefseo for Point Tlbaron Belvedere and San Kafal. WEEKDAYS 7:40.9:23.

1:30, 8:30, 6:00, 6 :25 p. M. SUNDAYS- 8:00. 1:30, A. 1:30, 3:30, 6:00, 6:15 p.

M. Frnm San Rafael for San FrsnclsceM WEEKDAYS 6:25. 8.00. 9:30, 11:40 A. I :40 3:40.

6:05 p. M. BATURDAY8 ONLY An aztratrip at p. K. bUNlMYB 8:10, 9:40, 11:10 a.

at; 1:40. 8:40, 6:00 6:25 P. K. from Point Tlbaron to 5 an Franrlaro. WEEKDAYS 6:50, A.

JL; 12.05,2:05, 4:05, 5:35 P. M. SATURDAYS ONLY An extra trip at 7 p. st 6CNDAY8 8:35. 10:05, 11:35 a.

u.z 2:05, 4:05, 6:50 p. at. 8.30 T. 1 lMr. 6.tt.

6.00 p. 17.30 r.j HI OAKLAND BREWERY, Oakland. BROOKLYN East Oakland. E. OAKLAND East Oakland.

HOFBURG West Berkeley. ELK LAGER from John Wieland Brewing Co. C. A. THILO, Manager of Alameda County.

GENERAL OFFICE, 4ftS Eighth Strwt, Oakland. WASHINGTON Cor. Fifth and Kirkham The Best Brewed Beer in Oakland. Contracting and knows a thing or two about the Oakland captain thet would make very interesting reading. Joe informed me last evening that he believed tbat be was unjustly fined.

He made tbe play as be deemed proper, and believes be was fined for playing ball. There are a ereat many poorer players in the countrv than Cantillion. I consider him a good second baseman and so do the Oakland cranks. It has been hinted by some tbat Louis Hsrdie has been playing for bis release from the Oakland nine. 1 recommended Mr.

Hardie and ureed tbe Colonel to sign biu, and would therefore feel somewhat chagrined should it prove that he is not doing his duty. It is a fact tbat Hardie received a ftatterine offer to ko to Wash ington, and be at once went to bis manager and showed bim the telegrams, and stated "If you have any intention cf releasing me, please do so now, because 1 have the opportunity of securing another engagement." Colonel Kobinson replied to him: "Mr. Hardie, you will receive your salary iust as long as you continue to play ball for me to tbe best'of your Hardie was satisfied with this assurance that be was not among the number who is going to be releasad, and so he telegraphed Washington that he could not accept their terms, and settled down to business, hie has been playing the best ball he knows iiow and bas given satisfaction to tne Colonel. It is true that in one or two games he was not up to his speed, but he did the best he could. "I have been playing my best," said Hardie evening, "and it is not right to cbaree me with play ing for my release whenever I happen to make an error.

I will give the Oakland people the bct ball I know how to, and will play for the interest of the borne nine so long as Mr. Kobinson will allow me that pleasure. I don't want any release." Colonel Kobinson bas had a misunder standing with nearly every member in the team, and there trouble ahead. When the season opened the players clubbed to-eether and rented Mrs. Parsons' furnished house on Filbert street.

There tbev bave been living together as happy and con tented as vou please. Last month it cost each player just $20 as his share of tbe household expenses. No place in Oakland could they live any cheaper. A few days ago the Colonel called upon Mrs. Parsons in San Francisco and informed her tbat be was going to release every member in his nine, and he guessed they would have no more use for her house, and advised her to notify tbe boys that she would want her bouse when tbe month was up.

to Mrs Parsons called at tbe house and told tbe players what she bad beard, and gave them notice that they would bave to retire, bo when tbeir month wis np last Saturday they vacated the premises, and the players have been compelled to rent rooms at hotels. The boys are of the opinion that tbe Colonel arrived at the conclusion that they were too close together living in the same house, and derided toeparate them and so he caused Mrs. Parsons to tell (tiera to vacate the premises. That would appear to ba tbe only explanation of Mr. Robin-Eon's conduct.

Tbe Oakland nine is completely demoralized. The boys can't play ball under the present mismanagement, and they all have an ill-feeling against Captain O'Neill for tbe reason that they deem that they are chareed with the loss of games in many cases when the entire blame should rest upon the Captain of the nine. These I know to be facts, because I bave so been informed by the members of the nine. Of course no player in the team can come out openly agaiust the Captain, became it would cost him his position. I do not believe, however, tbat there is a single man in tbe nine who can grasp the hand of tbe Captain and call him friend.

Certain it is that Colonel Kobinson will bave to do something to win games or he had better retire from the business. The Oakland cranks are very weary of seeing tbe home club lose game after game and tbev demand tbat Kobinson take action. Tbe manager is looking for new men, but he has not yet succeeded in securing any players whose names I have heard, who would be much of an improvement on some of tbe present players. If Colonel Kobinson would manage the team as he did in years gone by there wonld not be this trouble. But he has left the details to Tip O'Neill, and so long as this player is at the helm there will always be trouble in the local nine.

Therefore I would suggest that Captain O'Neill be retired to the players' bench for a time and that the Colonel manage the nine without tbe advice of a man who sometimes punishes players out of petty pite. Iam informed 1 Without An Equal To Purify the Blood, cure Scrofula, Salt Rheum, tc, to give strength and overcome That Tired Feeling. SHjoocTs Has become the most popular medicine of the day. It is the People's Favorite Spring Medicine And it is the only preparation of which can truly be said I OO Doses One Dollar Charles Bahb. -t G.

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We would'nt think of handling an unwarranted bat, and when you get one made bv such larnous manufacturers as Stetson, You man. Dan-iap. (iramercy. Excelsior, you may reat assured that you are obtaining tha 2 nest made. Our stock of straw hata is somewhat larger than it ought to beat this stage of the season, so we concluded to name tempting prices.

iVhen you need one you can make a little pocket money by buying of tin. As to fur and felt goods, we are selling branded hats for considerably less than anyone in the business. In QurTraveling Outfit Dpi The traveling season is close upon us. To those desiring anything in this line, we'll announce in a whisper that we carry au extensive line of Eastern-made trunkf, valises, satchels, club bags, etc Our trunks have sheet-iron tottoms and well with cast-iron finuings. If you want one that will detv anr hair.

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and diseases of Eye. Ear, Moae, Throat and Chest. Special Attention -to Dlaeaae of Women The doctor has had years of experience in the Hofpltals of London and and la one of the moat inccesafal irynscologlcal ipso-laliita in this country. Kegulating Uadiclu. To Toong and Middle.

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T. D. HAXilj Is a thoroughly educated Physician and Burgeon, and his medical institate Is thoroughly equipped with all the modern instruments for th cure of all diseases. The doctor compounds and furnishes his own medicines. N.

B. Persons ucahl to visit us may be treated at their homes by correspondences Medicines and instructions sent by mail or express. Consulatatiou frita. DKPUff I AYDELOTTE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, New Y. nf.

A. Building, CocRsra Commercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy, each six months, $50. NOW OPEX The Piedmont Hotel it tbe End of Xiie Hew Cable Road. A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY RESORT The Finest Brands of Wlnea, Liquors and Cigars kept in Stock. F.

D. BLACK, Proprietor. BDimiCO PATTERNS AF XT OTEn IINIilSSOO Emm 2 1 No. 1 Soutu Fobt Street, Los "than on previous days, and was composed entirely, with one or two exceptions, ol the San Francisco man's friends. Those who stayed away, however, are the losers, as some of the best tennis of the whole tournament was witnessed.

In the first few games Hubbard appeared decidedly nervous, but later regained his courage, as tbe score will show. Tobin tried to play a net game, bat was forced to tbe back line and kept there by his opponent's successful lobs. After some very prolonged games Hnbbard finally won the first set, 7-5. In tbe second and third sets he easily defeated his opponent by 6-3, C-l, thus winning the first place in tbe first class. As a great many of the members of the Olympic Club look upon tennis as a lady's game, a match will probably be arranged for these members' benefit between Hubbard and Joe ly.

keeper of the California courts, a which time they will be shown tennis as it is scientifically plaved. The doubles championship tournament of Alameda county will be held at the Lakeside grounds next fcatcrday. games commencing at 9: 3 a. m. and continuing all day.

Some of the best teams in tbe county will contest, and very good tennis should be seen. The club nas issued no formal invitations as they d'd lart year, but all enthusiasts of the game are invited to be present. Bates and Neal of the East Oakland Club will play together, and should be one of the strongest teams. Hubbard and Haigbt, and also R. Hoffman and Carr Neil are very good teams.

The full list of entries and tbe drawing will be published Friday, entries closing the night previous. There are several tennis men who think Bates can beat Hubbard in another year, and also tbat Sam Neil, that promising young player of tbe East Oakland Club, will in, say two years, beat either. Nearly every week Mark Requa of Piedmont has his friends out at his residence to play tennis. The court is of asnhaltum, and probably as eood as any in the city. Extra work is being done to tbe Lakeside courts to bave them in perfect condition for Saturday.

Tobin and Magee will not enter the doubles on Saturday, a at first stated. Tobin will probably appear in tbe Olympic Club games. The interest among the ladies of the Lakeside is increasing constantly, and probably there are one or two who will enter the annual ladies' tournament next September at San Rafael. Some of those who belong are Miss Gertrude Buy ley. Miss Alice Flint, Miss Handy, Miss Haieht, Miss Goodall, Miss Whitney, Miss Coffin, Miss Stephanie Whiiney, Miss Minnie Bayley, Miss Watt, Miss Hirvey and others.

Here appended are a few of the coming events to take place at the Lakeside courts this year: May 30th Doubles championship tournament, this county. July 18th Second class tournament for Hammersmith Field trophy. Auenst 15th Fourth club tournament for championship and possession of club belt. August 29th Mixed doubles and ladies' singles championship tournament September 19th Third class tournament for Hammersmith Field trophy. November 14th Fifth clnb tournament for championship and club belt.

December 19th Final tournament of three winners of Hammersmith Field trophy for sole possession of prize. THE ATHLETIC CLUBS. The Local Athlrtss Are Knjoylng Handball Games. At the Keliance Athletic Club the athletes are devotion their attention to playing handball. The boys appear to enjoy the game very much, and in fact some of them have indulged in it so much that they have been temporarily crippled.

The Directors are commencing to make arrangements for their gentleman's night. T. F. Hcanlon, a prominent member of tbe Acme Club, in discussing tbe prospects of the club, said: "We propose to boom things at the club this summer. We have some of the bet athletes in Oakland, who will be entered in the various amateur contests.

Next Saturday, at the meeting of tbe Pacific Coast Amateur Athletic Association, we will have two men entered, Sullivan and Dowdle. Then we are getting ready for a run to Bolinas Kidge in the near future. So during the summer we expect to keep up interest in tbe club by keeping the boys (interested in exhibitions and things ot that sort." When gentlemen want uiice worfc done they send their shirts and cutis, etc to the Troy Laundry. 1064 Fourteenth avenue. Fob a cool glass of stea'm'beer, go to the Elite, nortwest corner of Twelfth and Webster streets.

Clark Wise sell more pianos than any bouse in Oakland. For Bent, Chairs and tables, for balls and parties, at H. Schellhaas'. Odd Bedsteads itH. Schellhaas, 403 11th street Kound Hats Real Tart.

M. Rev Wilson's fine Millinery, 1255 San Pablo Ave. 506 Fifteenth St Artiatic Dreasmaking. Miss Fulton, Playter Block. 1210 San Pablo avenue.

1209 Broadway, room 32. For fine old Curpetino Medoc and Cabernet wine go to Theo. Gier, 915 Washington street. erty to the Stanford University. Carnall Fiizhneh-HoDkina Conmanv.

624 Market street. San Francisco. Mn tier's system of testins eyes approved and practiced only by oculists. 135 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Oakland Piipwuarr.

Located at 772 Seventh st, medical A surgical service free 9 to 10 a. 3 to If. u. Tbe "Recaption." jun cutler street, oan xtbdcisco, near Kearny. The finest brands of wines, iiq-quors and cigars.

Imported goods a spe cialty joysiers serreu iiiauvoivir, unvote dining rooms for parties; everything first- J. M. Pabkeb fe Co. Proprietors. Thb Troy Laundry does all kinds of laundry work in first-class style.

1064 Fourteenth avenue. Bacterse, the pride of Livermore, for sale by Theo. Gier, 915 Washington street Depot for pure California wine, Theo. Gier's, 915 Washington street Impoxteo ale and porter the best for invalids, at Theo. Gier'e.

915 Washington 8t Hatty Wine OaarsstMt Pure Juice of the grape at Hosing 879 Twelfth street family trade delivered. Bit Valiaa For your money, if yon deal at -EL 8c hell-baas, furniture and carpet dealer, 40S Uth street Good Zlcfaadai Table Claret, 60 cents per gallon, at the Mountain Wine Depot, 1006 aad 1003 Washington street W. M. Watsoj Co. fcenjibie people drink Napa Bod, D.

W. Kirkland, is one of the most en-vthmiastic admirer of the Oakland Baseball Clnb in this city. team may lose game after game, but Dr. Kirkland can always find something in tsvor of the boys. P.

W. Kirkland. Ho i a member of the Keliance Club and Injoys all amateur sports, i Admiral A. W. Havens knows more about baseball than any other man in this tity.

He is the close friend of Captain Anson of tbe Chicago Club and is now the Ran Francisco agent for his friend A. W. ppalding. Mr. Havens is a member of the Oakland Canoe Club and also belongs to Several other organizations.

He is deemed authority on baseball matters and is the friend of the players. Charles Ba'ab is a prominent member of the Gentlemen's Driving Association and Is the owner of a very speedy trotter. Mr. Baab does not give any attention to professional racing, but greatly enjoys the meetings of the gentlemen drivers. Coming Games.

Thursday San Francisco vs. Sacramento at tbe Haigbt street park. Friday Oakland vs. Sacramento at the Oakland grounds. Saturday Oakland vs.

Sacramento at San Francisco. Bnnday Oakland vs. Sacramento at Oakland in the morning. The sarrfe clubs Will play in San Francisco in the afternoon. THE UMPIRE.

Coloael Robioion I Amioul Awaiting tna Coming of Bli Maw Players. There was a little scene on Broadway Monday night between tbe Colonel and Pitcher Mars. The latter was to receive his salary, and when he met Kobinson, said: "Well, I guess we had better settle tip. If I owe you any money take it out of my salary and give me ray release." "But I'm not going to release you," replied th6 Colonel. "You pitcbed good enough ball for me at San Jose.

I propose to play you on tbe bench for awhile without "Hot much," said Mars. "You can't take the bread out of my mouth when 1 mm willing and ready towork and I will Bet submit to any such treatment." he Colonel walked up to tbe telegraph office and wis followed by Mars. The Colonel sent a telegram and so did Mars. "See here." enid the pitcher, "I know a thing or two about baseball rules and in three day I'll be beyond the Rockies." The Colonel raid never a word. It is sttied that Youngman, the first baseman of tue home club, is one of the tnoat sensi live men in the baseball business.

He squirms under newspaper criticisms and shake? horror whenever he hears oftbo Colonel going ta release players. When Youngman was signed by A. W. Haven. the Oolone 's special Eastern emissary, Captain Keill, he objected to coming to tana city noon the ground that he feared that after he was 3000 miles from home he blight be released without just cause.

The Colonel assured him tbat such would not be the ease, and promised to give him a fair trial, and so he was advanced his fare and expenses and came to this city. After few games Youogman proved a failure at second base, and so ha was sent to the first bag, where bas been doing better work. But Mr. Youngman will not be released, because he bas been given a premise, and this is a little inside nistory as to the reason why Robinson clings so 1 steadfast to hie first baseman. He proposes to keep his promise.

For some days the Colonel has been sharpening his steel to give Jot Cantillion a stick or two. The opportunity arrived Bandar, when Joe was fined $5 for not playing ball In a proper manner. He held a fielded bail while a runner went to his base. "Make it 25, why don't yon," retorted Cantillion, and he was obliged, for the Colonel raised the fine to amount. It would therefore 'appear that Joe is boeked to go when some of the new players arrive in this city, He was at one time the Colonel's favorite player aad the com pan-ton of Tip O'SeflL Bat thing have changed this season, and Cantillion is not toe aaaoe Jovial Joe of last year's nine.

If he Is released faeeaa tell some interesting tl2iie about the home nine, the Colonel OAKLAND CONTRACTING COHPANI GENERAL CONTRACTORS FOR ALL KINDS OF STREET WORK. Eitnmiaons Paying in all ita Branches-J. T. COCHRAN, MANAGER OfHce. 470 Tenth street.

Oakland. Ieave t. Arrive San Francisco. Destination. San rrttnciscx WIEK SUW- SUK- Will DATS HATS.

DAYS. PAYS. 7:40 a. 0a Petalnma 10:40 a.1 8:58 a. and p.

10:30 a. top. 6Kp. Fanta 7i5r.l6:i0p. Roma.

Fulton, I Windsor, Hsaldsburjr, l-Zt 8:90 A. Litton Springs, 725 p. and Way 7:40 a. 8:00 A.j "eloT a I a UueraeYiHo a 1 1 bouoinaaul I a. a.

fa.U P. 1 5:00 p.l (ileu Kllen. b.tt. p. ti.10 p.

7 40 A I 8 UiA I tu baTTopo! a I a 3:30 6:10 The Oakland Paring 32 th (1 State, will execute mr.n:r,ipal on 1 private routrartg for all branches of street work, and wiu continue to fill orJers for its shipment of its rock to other cities. Ortice, room 37, Blake A Moffiti BuildiriK, 1M0 Broadway. decoeatiojn This national holiday, observed in various ways by upwards of GO.OOO.OOO of our people. Sorao decorate the graves ofjour departed heroes, others decorate the town red. "We decorate our establleh-ment witl Koine unexceptional values, as an observance of this everlasting and honored day.

Etages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West Springs; at Geyservule for bkaegg Springs, and at Cloverdale for the Geysers; at iiopland for Highland Bartleit bprinfta; Ckiah for Vichy iJorings, Saratoga Blue Lakes, Upper Lake and Lake-port, Vfiilits, Cahto, Mendocino City, Fort ilrautj, Westtorr, I'sal, Ilydesville and Kureka. EXCURSION TICKETS from Haturdays to Holidays, to Petaluma, II to Kant Rosa J2 2-i; to HealdsbuiB-, 3 40; to Cloverdale, J4 50; to Iiopland, ii 70; to Ukiah, 75: to i 70; to (iuerneyille, 18 75: to Sonoma (1 50; to GlenKllcn, SI 80. EXCURSION TICKETS jrood for Sunday only to Petaluma, tl 00, to Bautt Rons, Si 50; to Mealdsbunr, J2 25; to Cloverdale IS O); to Iiopland, S3 to Ukiah, 50: to feebfts-topol, $1 80; to buerno villa, V2 5J; to bononia, to Glsn llen, si w. H. C.

WHITING, General Manager. PETER McGLYNN. Gen. Pass Tkt. Ticket Offices at Ferry, 36 Montgomery btroat, Fan Francisco, and iioutgoiaery street, baa Francisco.

OCEAN TRAVEL. Oceldiatil ind Orientil SteamsLilp FOR JAPAN AND CHIKA. Kotb Chancb ist Hour or 8aili.no. Rteamers leavn wharf orner First and Brannaa atreeta, 8au Franciaoo, at 3 r.it., for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG Connecting at Yokohama wiia stesuneia far bBupgllal, mmm. 1391.

GAELIC Saturday. April 23. BE1AJIC Wednesday, alay 20 OCEANIC Saturday. June 13. GAELIC Tuesday.

July 7. Bound Trip Ticket at reduced rases. Oabia plana on exhibition aad paaaaara ticket for sale at 8. P. Company' General Ofllcaa, room T4, corner FonrUi aad Townsead atraeta, Ban fruciaco.

For freicht. apply to tha Trains afanacer or tbe Pacific Mail bteanuhia Compaaya wnart baa Viaaciseo. H. UOOUlatAN, Oenaral Paaseocer Aceat OXOKUK U. Tratne MAoasr.

WHITE STAR LINE. Cnltad (nates and Bnysl at all flieamara salllaa; from Haw York every Wednesday To Qaaeaitawa and Liyerpool. stlc ud Temtamle, new Twin Hcrew iteajnsn.aca S7W) kmb aaaetrs am wis. Britannia, ttermaale. Adriatic Celtic.

ALOOF? PASSAGE (VS aa apwarda aa Ma )eatit Tea tonic, see aad mp an the other ataaaa arm. haoeaa' Oahta S4 mSAS. Stearac raUa aa low aa by aay arsvelaaa aaail Baa. Fee data at aaillnc laapaetloa of plana, slew as-ply as W. x.

A VXRT, PaetAe AtaU Doek, mt te O. W. VLBTCaUA. -l siaraaa -titaaa atplal.naa Praaetsea S.T. In Qlt Haberdashery Dpt.

You'll find choice of everything your heart desires, from the smallest item np to the latest Parisian noveitici in silk haberdashery. They are certainly all pood value, but on a few of 'em we'll (juote low figures for the next few days, just to make you feel pood. bere are some CO dozen of four-in-hand Teck and String neck-wear stacked up on our coutiters that we are selling for 2o cents, are the identical same you have to pay from 35 to 50 cents for to those who handle similar gooda. Talk about Outing Shirts! Anything you can't find in our collection isn't worth looking for. Our Nehgee Shirts are cut to lit like a glove, with patent unshrinkable coi-lar-banus, to keep the proper position of tbe collar.

The different names of makers appear in each fhirt by most preeminent Eastern manufacturers. They embracp, too, every promineut and tested cloth known to the market, Cheviot, Madras. Cassimere, Sateen, Linen, Silk, Silk and Worsted, etc. The prices are low as could be desired by thoe who know the value of a good shirt. Anyway, they range from 0 ceuts no to $3.

UnderwearIn tins particular branch we are offering just now inducements. We are overstocked, owing to the unfavorable weather. We've bo many different qualities and makes, and to name 'em separately would be too much fox the writer. Come audaei'em. ftc-gM mm.